The singer picked the wrong video to use in a well-meaning post asking for Red Cross donations in 2019, angering a very litigious copyright owner.
The system's debut at the 2024 festival resulted in a 67% reduction in fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions over prior years.
Bolloré will "focus his time and energy on the Bolloré Group," which owns 18.5% of UMG's stock and has recently run into regulatory opposition in France.
“It’s been a journey, and I know that the time has come that [I may] have to [stop],” says Mary McCoy. “But it’s going to be hard to walk away, because that’s been my life.”
The disgraced singer was held liable by default in the case.
HYBE, SM Entertainment, JYP Entertainment and YG Entertainment saw an average decline of 4.3% this week as music stocks overall were up 0.2%.
In other music news from Canada this week, SOCAN sues Festival d’été de Québec and a Canadian woman dies at the Tomorrowland festival.
More than most stars, Ozzy Osbourne knew it was only rock and roll — which is why he continued to resonate culturally even as many of his contemporaries faded into the past.
Two songwriters say they've been cheated out of royalties for the hit song, which peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2023.
The "Kyoto" singer keeps racking up victories against Chris Nelson, years after defeating a “frivolous” lawsuit that she said was intended to bully her into silence.
